MAY 2012: Joan Feldman, editor, included FTK 4 for her story on effective E-Discovery…
MAY 2012: Kristi Mayo, editor, included MPE + for their May/June computer forensic product feature…
MAY 15, 2012: Digital investigations and litigation support company AccessData Group will take part in the SecureDubai conference to generate regional awareness about digital forensics and incident response technologies…
AccessData President and COO Brian Karney interviewed on 21st Century Business about advanced cyber security. Watch it now…
MAY 2012: Evidence Magazine features Mobile Phone Examiner Plus in its May/June Mobile Device Forensics Tool Kit…
MAY 9, 2012: AccessData during summer 2012 will continue expanding its e-discovery product lineup with bundled applications, cloud options, and data visualization software…
APRIL 20, 2012: The editorial staff posted the MPE+ Investigator news…
MARCH 26, 2012: Pamela Dolan, reporter, ran a story on best ways to encrypt mobile devices and included Lee’s comments from her interview…
MARCH 30, 2012: Intro to a unique approach for vulnerability research on mobile apps using traditional PC forensic tools
APRIL 2012: Forensic exams of a cell phone is just what you would think if you watched the TV show CSI. It is using a cell phone as a source of information in a crime or other legal concern…
APRIL 17, 2012: With support for more than 3,500 phones, MPE+ enables examiners to perform advanced mobile forensics analysis without having to purchase an overpriced suite of modules…
APRIL 23, 2012: Ellen Messmer, security reporter, included MPE Investigator for this week’s Products of the Week section…
APRIL 16, 2012: As regular readers know, one of my occasional pet peeves regards the lack of innovation in our field, especially in digital forensics. In this field we tend to see more of the same tired old tools with a few new capabilities…
MARCH 21, 2012: The Office of Defender Services, Administrative Office of the United States Courts, is deploying Summation’s e-discovery and litigation support software across all U.S. federal defender…
MARCH 26, 2012: Physicians who own mobile devices should make the following assumption: If they lose a smartphone or tablet, someone is going to try to see what’s on it…
MARCH 19, 2012: Modern litigation involves the review of all types of data during the discovery phase – including printed documents, transcripts and electronic records like email and MS Office documents…
FEBRUARY 18, 2012: Commercial forensic and incident response tools are also seeing new visualization features being added. Just this week, AccessData announced the availability of the “FTK Add-On: AccessData Visualization” to its forensic product FTK…
FEBRUARY 17, 2012: Advances in technology have made it possible for any officer, with minimal training, to retrieve digital evidence at the crime scene and utilize it for investigative purposes.
FEBRUARY 6, 2012: Shortly after LegalTech New York, a colleague asked me about the “coolest” thing I saw at the show. Still suffering a bit from “product” shock, I could not recount anything that knocked my socks off after covering some of the new…
JANUARY 27, 2012: Major players in the law technology field, including AccessData, Aderant, and Clearwell, all have new software that will be the talk of the LegalTech show in New York next week…
JANUARY 27, 2012: AccessData has redesigned Summation, its Web-based document, electronic data and transcript review platform aimed at complementing and enriching the workflows of contemporary legal teams…
January 4, 2012: “For many years, electronic document review was a market consisting of lawyers and run by lawyers, and they pretty much used one of two e-discovery review products: Concordance or Summation. Times have changed…”
December, 2011: “…I buy a lot of recycled phones and there is tons of data still on them,” says Lee Reiber, director of mobile forensics for AccessData. “I’d guess if you went and grabbed 10 phones [from recycling companies], 60 percent of those are goi
December, 2011: “…Phone numbers, email account information and potentially embarrassing details are easily found on most devices, said Lee Reiber, director of mobile forensics for AccessData.”
December, 2011: “…true innovation is a tough beast to find, and the folks at AccessData seem to have found it.”
December, 2011: Integrated, synchronized and effective should extend beyond people and processes to include the technology deployed in facilitating incident response…
November, 2011: AccessData’s Director of Mobile Forensics, Lee Reiber, estimates that law enforcement professionals only acquire 10% of the data that’s relevant and available on iPhones and iPads, and similar devices, failing to harvest other important, d
August 3, 2011: SystemTrust, AccessData offer security solutions
August 1, 2011: COMPARE & CONTRAST E-Discovery Self-Collection Tools
July 21, 2011: AccessData Group to be Featured on “21st Century Business”
JULY 5, 2011: Data Reduction Software Accelerates Computer Forensic Investigations…
MAY, 2011: The Truth Will Set You Free: Leveraging Forensic Technology to Achieve Intelligent Search
APRIL 8, 2011: AccessData, a manufacturer of digital investigations and litigation support software, released a new configuration for their Summation CaseVantage web-based legal review platform…
MARCH, 2011: In many ways, the information found inside a phone is more important than a fingerprint in that it provides much more than identification. Using forensic software, digital investigators are able to see the call list, text messages, pictures,
DECEMBER 01, 2010: SC Magazine names AccessData “SC Innovator 2010″ for forensics technology. See review on page 9.
NOVEMBER 17, 2010: US firm AccessData is making a concerted push into the Australian ediscovery market, launching its new Sydney regional headquarters and announcing software support for the unique requirements of Australia’s Courts and litigation support
SEPTEMBER 8, 2010: A few vendors, such as AccessData, are working on making a midmarket forensics offering, as well with its free Helix 3 and Live Response tools used by law enforcement and government agencies…
SEPTEMBER 3, 2010: The Mobile Phone Examiner Plus (MPE+), the product allows forensic analysts and incident responders to quickly discover and surgically extract forensic artifacts on suspect devices…
AUGUST 10, 2010: I interact with a lot of folks who are building forensic capabilities within their organizations, often with a limited budget. With the new additions to FTK, I find myself recommending it more and more. For the typical forensic shop it re
AUGUST 9, 2010: FTK v3 excels at facilitating keyword searches, graphics review, email archive parsing, compound file extraction, and has an excellent collection of built-in file viewers. I would put FTK at the top of my tool list for any of these activit
AUGUST 2, 2010: AccessData’s Forensic Toolkit (FTK) is a well-rounded, feature-rich application that is one of the best all-in-one forensic products available. The most notable addition to this newest version of FTK is the Remote Device Mounting Services
MAY 18, 2010: Tim LeeHealey is CEO of pioneering US forensic firm AccessData, which creates solutions that address criminal and internal investigations, ediscovery and information assurance. On a visit to Sydney to attend a seminar for forensic investigat
APRIL 15, 2010: Researchers have found ways to hide malicious software in commonly used archival formats that went undetected until recently by most antivirus programs… gave a presentation at the Black Hat security conference on Thursday with Mario Vuks
FEBRUARY 14, 2010: Marshall students will conduct research on new browsers, instant messenger clients and other Internet-related applications. The results of this research will be incorporated into AccessData training and materials that will be delivered
JANUARY 25, 2010: According to Eric Thompson, founder of AccessData (a technology forensics company that helps detect and investigate cases of fraudulent data access), most passwords follow a pattern…
NOVEMBER 16, 2009: “You try brute force,” said Neil Condon, vice president of Public Sector for AccessData Corp., a software company that specializes in digital investigations. The company discovered the PS3′s ability…
NOVEMBER 6, 2009: Password recovery is… a critical security and system management task. PRTK is the top tool in our experience for accomplishing the task. And if you need more power,… Distributed Network Attack (DNA) tool marshals the power of unused
OCTOBER 29, 2009: The grant funds the AccessData’s Forensic Toolkit, which can break down computer file systems and allows users to search using keywords…
JULY 24, 2009: When it incorporates your computer’s Web history in its algorithm – all your ramblings on Twitter, Facebook, and elsewhere – Thompson’s software can come up with a list of passwords that is highly likely to include yours…
JULY 22, 2009: For greater forensic capabilities vendors like Guidance and AccessData offer software solutions… Personally I recommend and use FTK 2.2 for its easy-to-use tools, high processing speed and excellent technical support team…
JULY 7, 2009: Dell’s offering include data-storage gear maker EMC Corp (EMC.N), business-software maker Oracle Corp (ORCL.O), security-software maker Symantec Corp (SYMC.O) and privately held digital-forensics specialist AccessData…
JULY 1, 2009: Nowadays, however, the term “forensics” is turning up in association with network IDS/IPS, discovery/intelligence/scanning, log management and other tools and processes…
FEBRUARY 28, 2009: Now, new software is smart enough to find and reassemble fragmented digital photographs, even when the directions for locating them have been deleted…
NOVEMBER 4, 2008: Privately held AccessData Corp may try to nominate candidates of its choice to Guidance Software Inc’s board, after its $4.50-a-share buyout offer for the rival digital-investigation software developer was rejected…
JUNE 4, 2008: For Affiliated Computer Services, it was less expensive to purchase AD Enterprise than to hire outside help because the software enables the company to respond more quickly to requests…
FEBRUARY 28, 2007: AccessData Wins DC3 Challenge…
NOVEMBER 14, 2005: AccessData’s Forensics Toolkit allowed us to rapidly search text and images…
MARCH 28, 2005: Secret Service’s Distributed Computing Project Aimed at Decoding Encrypted Evidence…